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Jan 11, 2019 How to turn the 2018 MacBook Air into a legit Windows gaming machine with an RTX 2080 eGPU! G-Drive Mobile Pro Thunderbolt 3 SSD. //youtu.be/hR6KRaE98Cs 2018 Mac mini + eGPU = Windows. Since upgrading to windows 10 I have been experiencing display driver crash continuously on my MacBook Pro 15'. I have a mid 2010 model with a GeForce GT 330M installed with latest drivers 341.92 available for this machine.

Only one driver is released by Nvidia and it includes support for all of their modern GPUs. You will not find individually named Nvidia drivers for OS X, they are all titled 'Quadro & Geforce Mac OS X Driver Release xxx.xx.xxxxx'. The following list includes links to current and past Nvidia driver releases. Posted by Melfice: “GeForce support for MAC Pro”. Meaning, the card needs to be made for the Mac platform, not the PC/Windows/Linux platform. And all hardware drivers for your tower come from Apple themselves, not the nVidia site. So if they have no updated drivers for the new cards, they will not work right in the Mac. In fact, 9to5Mac recently took the new driver for a test run on an eGPU Mac rig with a GeForce 1050 Ti and got satisfactory results. Unigine's synthetic benchmark Heaven 4.0 scored 44.5 frames per second on a 13-inch MacBook Pro (2016). Jan 26, 2017 How to turn the 2016 MacBook Pro into a Windows gaming machine using the compact Akitio Thunder3 + GTX 1050 Ti Video Jeff Benjamin - Jan. 26th 2017 12:48 pm PT. Jan 26, 2017  How to turn the 2016 MacBook Pro into a Windows gaming machine using the compact Akitio Thunder3 + GTX 1050 Ti Video Jeff Benjamin - Jan. 26th 2017 12:48 pm PT.

Turn Mac Pro To Windows Gaming Driver Geforce Gtx

Real graphics card competition on the Mac is not something that Apple users are accustomed to hearing about, but with the Radeon 4870 and now the NVIDIA GTX 285 available for the Mac Pro, it looks like we've got just that. While Mac gaming may not be any more viable than it was a few years ago, the ability to dual-boot Windows has been a huge win for those wanting high-end PC gaming without having to put another box next to their work Mac. With Core Image, CUDA, Snow Leopard and OpenCL just around the corner, a good GPU is becoming more and more of a mainstream need, and the Geforce GTX 285 looks like it has power to spare.

In this short review, we take a look at what the Geforce GTX 285 can do under both Windows and OS X. We even include some Windows gaming benchmarks, though our main focus here is on investigating the GTX 285's suitability for professional 3D rendering on the Mac.

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System Requirements

• Mac Pro 2008 or 2009 with OS X 10.5.7 or later
• Mac Pro (Early 2009) or Mac Pro (Early 2008 with 800Mhz DDR2 FB-DIMM memory)
• 2 PCI Express slots (only one is used but the card is double-wide)

Price: $449

Card Specs

• Core Clock Speed: 648MHz
• CUDA Processing Cores: 240
• Memory Clock Speed: 2,484MHz
• Memory Bandwidth: 159GB/sec
• Shader Clock Speed: 1,476MHz
• Bus: PCIe 2.0
• Interface: Two dual-link DVI with HDCP support
• Warranty: 2-year warranty upon registration

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Test machine: 8-core 2.66 GHz Mac Pro Nehalem

What's in the box

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• 1GB EVGA Geforce GTX 285 (make sure your box came with one of these)
• Two Mac Pro-compatible molex cables
• DVI-to-VGA adapter
• Driver disk

(Note that the SLI cable for two-card Windows gaming is not included.)

As you can see above, the card itself a bit shorter than the Radeon 4870. It doesn't lock into the Mac Pro 2009's plastic bracket, but it's held firmly in place by the notched card and Mac Pro brace. You'll also notice that the GTX 285 doesn't include the much-reviled Apple mini DisplayPort connector; instead, it has two standard dual-link DVI ports. If you're wondering why anyone would hate the mini DP, this image should speak volumes:

Unlike the Windows-only GTX 285 cards, this card doesn't feature a TV out. This isn't a problem in my opinion. On the hardware side, the GTX 285 is reasonably future-proof thanks to its 1GB of DDR3 memory and OpenGL 3.0 spec compatibility. My biggest gripe with the Apple-compatible Radeon 4870 is that it only has 512MB of RAM, which is really the rock bottom for modern games and too little for high-end 3D application work. The 4870's only built for OpenGL 2.1 compatibility so there's also less room for growth with the Radeon. All we need now is for Apple to bring us OpenGL 3.0 support in OS X and someone to make an application that uses it. Real soon now.

Installation

Thanks to the Nehalem Mac Pro's brilliant design, 'installation' is nothing more than popping it in, fastening the card via a screwdriverless PCI Express mounting bracket, and attaching the two molex cords. Make sure to install the drivers before you install the card though—I learned the hard way that you will have no video if you don't. EVGA has posted a newer driver [DMG] that I recommend installing instead of the one on the CD.

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All tests in this review are done with the newer driver.